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“I’m probably ANTI VACCINE at this point”

Yeah, me too Jeff. But I’ll leave out the “probably”

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I would have to say that one of the BEST things to come out of the plandemic is that so many are now questioning and even rejecting ALL vax-es. Ya-hoo! It’s about time!

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The Highwire does a great job of explaining about covid and lots of other questionable vaccine studies: https://thehighwire.com/editorial/why-covid-vaccine-trials-should-alarm-everyone/

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Thehighwire.com every Thurs at noon mountain standard time USA. Can watch on your own anytime. All links to factual data presented sent to your email address on the following Monday. Aaron Siri (he has a substack) and team from Glimstad Lawfirm respresents The Highwire and law info and documents can be found at icandecide.org Jefferey Jaxson, their investigative journalist has a substack too. Del Bigtree burned, I mean debated, Neil Degrasse Tyson last week and you can rewatch.

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Neil Degrasse 🤦🏻‍♀️I’m truly starting to question ANYTHING he says or has said because of how stupid he sounds in any COVID conversation.

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It really was eye opening. He further proves that he believes in science as a religion. The consensus argument is very shallow and anti-science. What does he think the consensus is made up of?! It’s group think of the selected individuals and pharma funded products and protocols. If Degrasse is a peek into the mind of scientists today, no wonder we have failing healthcare and all time high chronic illness.

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"Scientific consensus" is an oxymoron; full stop. And Degrasse is just a moron.

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Gigi G, Neil is a total shill. And an idiot to boot.

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I don't trust him or his vests......

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He's an astrophysicist, not a virologist or immunologist. 'Doctor' moniker does not mean 'medical'.

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I laughed that the Degrasse would hide behind the “I’m not a medical doctor” every time Del had him dead to rights. Didn’t shut the astrophysicist up when he was bellowing about everyone’s “social responsibility” to take the unproven jabs. I wish Del had countered him with that.

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The "expert's" seem to live in a box.

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I really doubt his authenticity as an astrophysicist. He's an actor at best.

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YES, absolutely YES. C&C is read daily and The Highwire is watched weekly in our household. Both can be tagged Not Subject to Approval by Any Government and Corporate Sponsor Free.

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Peter Breggin in his Covid-19 and the Global Predators book explains very clearly just how easy it is to corrupt a clinical trial, most of which are funded and sponsored by their big pharma manufacturers. No conflict of interest there!

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Thank you for that info. His name is not as familiar to me as the other big names we all know, so I had to look him up. That book sounds like a must-have, not only for us but for our kids and grandkids to have as an accurate account of these dark times.

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Peter and Ginger Breggin exposé “we are the prey” 🎯🙌👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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It was the very 1st hard copy book I order even before Dr. Breggin released it : ) $9.

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A piece of history gold. I don't even need to read it. I knew what they were up to since Ground Zero Warp Speed Day 1, lol, and because of Dr Breggin. I've been a follower of him for quite some time. He's just on of many of Our "Hippocratic Oath Heros'!"

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The Highwire episode WAY BACK when he interviewed Geert Vanden Bosch was the absolute bottom line for me regarding the “vaccines”. Just say no!

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Currently, in Canada, there is a National Citizens Inquiry with hearing taking place in cities all across the country. This is a non government sponsored inquiry with testimonies being given by private citizens, scientists, doctors, lawyers and public policy makers and its goal is to record what happened over the last three years with regard to the CoVid 19 pandemic and strategies that were used. All of the hearings are being recorded and are available to view on Rumble.

One of the testimonies was given by a former member of the media who used to be in fairly high positions at the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. His testimony involved showing how the CBC can rightly be called government funded propaganda and gave a well researched description of how many times the CBC actually flat out lied or used various strategies to obfuscate the truth and were derelict in their responsibility to actually report news. I highly recommend viewing this testimony.

https://rumble.com/v2fs7u2-rodney-palmer-full-interview-day-1-toronto-national-citizens-inquiry.html

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Wow! Thanks for sharing.

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Definitely me as well. I'd say I'm also almost completely anti-medical establishment at this point. I've had reasons to doubt before the last 3 years, but COVID was the timber that broke the camel's back.

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We have been self treating most common ailments and ignoring medical recommendation tests for 30+ years. Some things like broken bones can't be ignored but many cuts, illnesses, bp, cholesterol, etc are treatable with over the counter available or diet changes. Not easy but better than pills. Learn and help others.

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Ditto! Homeopathy and natural remedies for the win,

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Especially once you have learned the latest science on cholesterol etc and you learn that the higher the cholesterol, the longer you’ll live, and that cholesterol is an important antioxidant for humans!

There is an inverse relationship between LDL-C levels and the risk of all-cause mortality, and this association is statistically significant.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34511127/

Lack of an association or an inverse association between low-density-lipoprotein cholesterol and mortality in the elderly: a systematic review

https://bmjopen.bmj.com/content/6/6/e010401?fbclid=IwAR13_o_dhFyMxjVZ0OqoIZVrYtWpzZ8l1ZI4umfBdEoHeFc6LH0pI1pf3Iw

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The cholesterol scam is the second biggest lie sold by the medical establishment (second to COVID jabs). If you haven’t read the book, The Clot Thickens, I highly recommend it.

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I second this recommendation. Great book! And to round out any medical skepticism, read the book Dopesick and appreciate the level of evil we are dealing with in Big Pharma.

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The Dopesick series with Michael Keaton was also very good.

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Years ago my naturopath told me my cholesterol was too low. He said there were links between low cholesterol and alz. Just great. Same with my mom, and she’s 89 and only now beginning to act a little off, but I actually blame the shots for that. Anyway, I try to increase my levels, it doesn’t work!

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How has humanity survived for millennia without a pill for every ill? Sheesh.

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Was once offered a med by a cardiologist. When I asked a pertinent question about why in relation to what he was “treating” and then said, Thanks but no thanks, his reply was, “That’s what I’d say!” Imagine how many just docilely take the offered med and the doctor says nothing. $$$ anyone? Plus, once he admitted his personal reflection, obvious CYA. Wake up call over 30y ago.

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I suspect the wisdom of your body has it all over their “normals”. I suspect your body is producing and incorporating the right amount of dietary cholesterol for your lifelong visit to the planet, however long or short. No offense or fearmongering intended. ‘Cos very few of us know our exit point well ahead of time. Me, heck, could be later today, who knows? Nobody promised me tomorrow and all that. Existential stuff. I know, on the taboo list. That’s me, the heterodox, crossing the line. Two arguments:

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Just in case my number’s up in real short order, I’munna carpe deim. 😁

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If you’re worried about getting old, remember many aren’t afforded the privilege.

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My 1st child and her cousin are days apart in age. When they were infants, I used natural remedies when my child got what was probably RSV while they rushed their little one to the E.R. for no worse symptoms and spent a miserable traumatic night there. I was really struck then by what a different philosophy it was because I was new to natural approaches and I saw how much gentler it was for a baby and how empowering it was for parents.

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Don't forget about herbal remedies! Before there were pharmaceuticals, healers used herbs, because they work! My husband's chronic lyme is successfully managed with homemade herbal tinctures. Stephen Buhner's books are a great place to start.

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I had a vision a while back, that the herbal medicine market exploded. And now that a lot more people are waking up to the big pharma fraud, I believe it will explode in demand relatively soon. Possibly that is one reason the globalist dictator wanna-be's want so badly, to destroy our environment. So we have no true source of healing.

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This is true. That's why they are pushing legislation to get OTC vitamins and supplements banned, available by RX only or at least FDA "regulated". Thank Dick Durbin (D-IL). He's been pushing this for years but now he's getting closer and closer.

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Oh superb vision! Love it! Thank you for committing it to text. Now that it’s shared > more minds can give thought and consideration to it > it builds more energy toward the thing > which is ultimately how things manifest. And while we’re at it, let’s think about deaths and injuries from medication error vs from nature-derived remedies. Heck, there’s probably no research on the latter it’s so rare. But don’t quote me. The backlash against efforts to suppress natural healing will put all sorts of its benefits in the spotlight. Yet another flick to the brain of another contingent of the sleeping. Ugh this awakening is so agonizingly slow. Aaaaand I’m off on a tanget. Okie doke, time to get off this lil’ pony. ☺️

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I'm not sure if it was you, but I bought both of his books based off of a comment on the substack.

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It was probably me. 😉 I always plug his books when I get a chance, they opened up a whole new world for me.

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The only problem is I don't get all the medical jargon. Other than that, I like what I've read.

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It infuriates me that Lymes Disease should be studied like HIV was, and that so many get sick from it just by being outdoors! If it were woke or sexual there would be some kind of cure by now. I find it much scarier than covid. 🙄

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I read this book (Bitten: The Secret History of Lyme Disease & Biological Weapons by Kris Newby) after a family member was diagnosed with lyme & other "co-infections" and it's clearer than ever that we have been blinded by our public "health officials" for a very long time...........

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I believe it. It is so sad that kids today cant play carefree in the grass like my generation did...Barefoot, shorts,..carefree summer fun.

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Well, any "cure" would be an expensive pHarmaceutical or injectable product.

There are herbs that can treat it effectively. The problems are (1) diagnosis and (2) awareness and knowledge of how to treat naturally and (3) access to practitioners who have this awareness.

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It would be nice if they could figure out a way to eradicate this tick population.

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That is my plan. I'm planting and learning herbs starting this year.

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Richo Cech is a great resource for growing and using herbs for healing. He has written several books and sells seeds and plants. Strictly Medicinal Seeds is his company. It’s out of Oregon.

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That's where I've bought a lot of my seeds.

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You better believe it! After CONvid, and two necessary surgeries, I’m questioning EVERYTHING! The natural and safe cures have been mostly hidden from all of us! As much as I despise technology, for eye opening information, it can’t be ignored!

The great awakening is an understatement!

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I resisted cholesterol and blood pressure meds all my life (75 yrs). My doc for the last 5 years recently asked what cholesterol med I was on. None, I replied. She was amazed my blood work was so good and blood pressure is excellent. Vitamins, exercise and prayer.

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I know. At age 60 I went to have a small elective surgery. The staff at the hospital couldn't believe I wasn't on any meds, had no replacements of any kind and was in excellent health. I felt like a unicorn 🦄. Like you have heard of them but never thought you would see one. I left there pretty pleased with myself. 😄

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At 62, I am on nothing as well...BUT had to have a hip replacement at 60, genetics and my line of work. Anyway, I’m on a mission to restructure my diet...not the best 🤦🏻‍♀️ but I’m making it a priority.

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I call it divine intervention when I heard two things on the same talk radio show back in the mid 80s.

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Sugar is poison.

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It’s expensive to stay healthy. But it’s a hell of a lot more expensive to get sick.

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Words to live by. Label reader from that day on. Recommended. If you can’t pronounce it or don’t know what it is, do you want it in your body? If after investigation you’re good with the ingredient list, go for it.

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Another “rule”: Don’t go to the grocery store hungry. Damn but even the chemical laden products, formerly known to give some kind of a satisfaction hit to the brain look good then.

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Anyway, senior life med free and only natural supplement supported is delightful! Let me offer an ‘Atta girl! on your efforts. You can do it! 💪🖖👍

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I have always exercised daily (since I was in my 20s because my father had a major heart attack at 45, eaten at home, cooked whole food meals, eaten tons of fruits and veggies and olive oil, pray daily, keep my weight down because of very high familialhypercholesterolimia)..but sometimes you are damned if you do, damned if you don't.

I now have, at 65, osteoporosis..doctor said thinner women get it more. I think of all the years I avoided too much meat, eggs and too much dairy *because of my high cholesterol*and also keeping thin because ofbmy health, and now paying the price a bit. I am not taking deplorable pharmaceuticals for bone! They have horrible side effects. Have looked into natural help..algae calcium with k and d3 and boron, collagen peptides and believe it or not: prunes! (research it)

I also upped my cheese which I enjoy. Crossing my fingers.

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Please don’t label yourself with osteoporosis like I did at your age. Osteoporosis is a WHO-created disorder with definitions and limits literally made up by self-serving special interests. These people all benefited from the new big pharma meds and bone density measurement machines. Doctors, hospitals, advertisers and many others also benefit from the new racket in scaring older women about broken bones. Basically, they’re comparing your bones at age 65 with those of a woman aged 30, finding them deficient, and now you get a scary label and so you’ll want to do anything the doctor has planned for you! Guess what - my skin at age 71 is not as tight as a 30-year-old woman. Should I now be diagnosed with “dermatolosis” or something scary-sounding so I buy their drugs? Back at age 56 I still trusted doctors and “the science”, so I took their drugs and all they did for me is I ended up with psoriasis and my hair falling by the handful, especially with Prolia. I quit all that and instead went out walking, lifted weights, took sun and vitamin D3, never drank sodas, and ate real food, staying away from processed junk. My doctor never recommended any of that! But I’m healthier now and I’ll never take another bone scam - excuse me, I mean bone scan.

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Thank you. I rejected dexa scans for 10 years now, but a stress fracture in my foot and a sunbsequent frail feeling in my feet scared me into taking it. Atleast it has woken me up to supplemting properly and eating more calcium and protein. Again, thank you for your post. *hugs*

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Great start. Add a good quality yogurt too. Get it from local sources. Farm to table. Support local. I take supplements as well.

https://www.solgar.com/products/calcium-magnesium-plus-zinc-tablets/ and a vitamin D3 and vitamin k as well. Everyone is different based on their needs and diet. 😀

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My new calcium is sourced from algae instead of rock and contains d3 and k and boron. Hoping it helps.

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I took my son to the dentist last year and one part of the intake form asked if he had been on any “ fosamax” type drugs. These were the rage in the ‘80’s and my mom took fosamax for osteoporosis. At some point they found out that it was necrotizing to jaw bones. It takes years for side effects to come out.

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Just read about the 1994 rolling out of the dexascan machine that measures your bone density. It seems everyone’s scan is compared to the scan of a 35 year-old woman. Also that the interior of our bones are supposed to be spongy and not filled in and solid which is what the fosamax type meds do. It fills them in and makes them brittle and that is why the dentist needs to know if you are taking them. Also why some women experience a break in their femurs while just walking. Can’t pull up the site just now. Also I’ve read that Jarlsburg Swiss Cheese is excellent for our bones.

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Fosamex and friends (other bone building meds) sound utterly horrible and sinister. Ofcourse my doctor wants me to take them. No way Jose!

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Good facebook group: Osteoporosis Natural Remedies. They recommend a different type of test besides the DEXA - it is called REMS Echo Light. Only available in a few areas of the U.S. (and some other countries). Also, you need to use the exact same machine for a re-check as the machines are not always calibrated to one another so the followup scans from a different machine are pretty meaningless.

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This is a great recommendation to pursue an Echolight scan. I had my first DEXA scan 1/21 at age 65. It showed slight Osteoporosis & Osteopenia. I am a retired Dental Hygienist, so am very familiar with the “con” side of Fosomax, often asking patients to reconsider and further discuss their Physician’s recommendation to take this RX.

My Physician was telling me, “it would probably be a good idea to start taking Fosomax. I did more research & the DEXA scan only measures bone density, not the strength of the bone.

My Echolight scan (which does not expose you towards any radiation like the DEXA scan does), showed only slight Osteopenia and indicated a vey low risk of hip fracture. It evaluates your bone density & strength. DEXA scans are still the “gold standard” but reconsideration for utilizing the Echolight technology and results are starting to gain acceptance. There are many Rheumatologists who specialize in Arthritis & Osteoporosis using Echolight scans to evaluate bone fragility. I traveled to Braxos, TX to have my Echolight Scan. I believe this is as far West as you are able to schedule a scan.There are Drs in the East who provide this service! Research before jumping!

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This article is worth reading (and reassuring) . It may make you feel better.

The Manufacturing of Bone Diseases: The Story of Osteoporosis and Osteopenia

https://www.theepochtimes.com/health/the-manufacturing-of-bone-diseases-the-story-of-osteoporosis-and-osteopenia_5151392.html

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Thanks. I somewhat suspected this. I stopped taking rock calcium and found algae calcium. I told my cardiologists why, since there had been talk about it being bad for the arteries in the media a few years back. He sarcastically said that if that the case, the media would scream about it.

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Cheryl, same here except that my health regimen failed in regard to my knees. I tried everything and finally succumbed to surgery on both. I hated it, but I don’t regret it because I can walk without pain now. At the hospital they treated me like I was some weird anomaly, not on any medication except thyroid. The only thing I’d add to your list of vitamins, exercise and prayer, is diet. The kind of diet recommended by the medical establishment is awful. Their views on red meat and fats in particular. High quality grass fed meat is an important source of so many nutrients, and the same with “good fats”, with sugars being the main culprit.

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I love when they say you don't need supplements. You get everything from your diet. Then they write out some prescriptions for meds you need to take. 🤪

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Yes, and most of us have figured out the dirty little secret, which is that they don’t make any $$ or kickbacks from the supplements like they do on the meds.

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Knee problems seem endemic these days. I know so many people in their 60’s and 70’s who have had to get knee replacements. Some are related to old sports injuries or accidents. But many are not. I wonder why so many are having problems. And is it this way in other countries? I think not.

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Could it be the American extremism for exercise? Jogging? It is terrible for the anatomy and for women even more- bad for the pelvic floor.

I lived in Europe. They are not fanatics like us. They walk in their daily routine..everywhere they can, in their regular clothing and shoes. In some countries and cities, men bicycle to work dressed up! I love how adorable that looked! ❤️

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I desperately need new knees, but have lymphedema and am concerned. I know a few who have had a really rough go after replacement, but I am so tired of the pain! Getting anywhere near a scalpel is just terrifying as I have had six abdominal surgeries requiring two wound vacs all due to doc errors!

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I had to have both knees replaced due to congenital sublux knee caps, one 15 yrs ago, the other 11 yrs ago. Ran 12 miles a day for years. Worked out. Stayed semi-healthy despite the pain. My knees were bone on bone for too long. My first surgeon came to my hospital room after surgery to tell me how stunned he was that I withstood such a pain level... I have zero regrets! I hear so many folks talking about enduring the pain... It is not worth it! I was up and walking 6 hours after both surgeries! Great rehab PT. I was teaching Sunday school at 2 weeks post op, on my feet! No crutches, no walker, no cane. It's amazing!

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Good point. Hmm. My guess is diet and activity. I didn't know of any one growing up with knee replacements etc. Not saying they didn't have aches or pains. But those were elderly people 80s on up. Now people in their 50s are getting knees replaced.

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I attribute my bad knees to heredity, my mother had terrible arthritis and had to have hers replaced. I’ve maintained a normal weight and eaten way healthier than average for most of my adult life. I always walked for exercise, so no extremes there as the cause.

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Ladies please don’t discount sources of calcium, magnesium and vitamin k in raw A2 dairy. You can get raw A2 cow’s milk here in central Florida.

In Polish women, higher dairy consumption during childhood and adolescence predicted better bone health as adults.

Dairy products, dietary calcium and bone health: possibility of prevention of osteoporosis in women: the Polish experience.

Nutrients. 2013 Jul 16;5(7):2684-707

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23863825

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Yes too A2 dairy. A1 is like gluten.

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Would love to know where I could get raw milk in FL!

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https://fullcirclerealfoods.com/

This is an Amish farmer in Live oak Florida that delivers all over central Florida, I believe down to Tampa and Orlando!

In Belleview area near I-75 exit 341 you can find O’Steen’s produce market where they sell local raw A2/A2 cow and raw goat milk too I hope you all can get some! It’s great stuff!

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Thank you. I will definitely get in touch with them.

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If FL is like my state, raw milk is not "allowed" to be sold to humans. But, you can find it being sold "for pets" - if you get my drift.

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What is A2 dairy? I drink raw milk--in Michigan you have to own shares in a dairy cow--but I've never heard anyone refer to it like that.

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The typical protein in American dairy is A1. But ancestral dairy cows such as Jersey and Gurnsey produce A2 casein which is better tolerated by most. Goat’s milk, sheep milk, camel milk, even human milk is A2 casein.

But A1 is cheaper to produce and unfortunately what is most widely used in America.

You can get raw milk (for “pet” consumption) in FL.

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Thanks for explaining that. I guess I must consume A2 because the raw milk I get is from Jersey and Guernsey cows. And it's delicious!

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I've become very..very.. skeptical of the entire Medical Industrial Complex.

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It's a huge scam. And the biggest part of it is the pharmaceutical industry.

They've got almost an entire population inured to regular "checkups" (read: profit boosters) so that they can see if there are any more Rx's they can add to your already long list.

Pharma exec's boats don't buy themselves.

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FOLLOW THE MONEY! Docs should have to wear patches in their coats of which pharma companies are paying them $$$ to push their drugs.

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Just like the race car drivers.

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Totally agree. In the movie, “Mystery Men”, the most popular super hero, Captain Amazing, played by Greg Kinnear, got all sorts of endorsements by sponsoring companies and wore patches on his costume advertising the companies. Doctors should be upfront with their sponsors.

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"Wellness checks" - come in so we can FIND something wrong with you! 😡

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Think of the use of language, too.

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Heterodoxy has me thinkin crazy things. Like, when my number’s up, its up. Time to go. Having family members exit in their infancy, 20s and 50s will do that for ya. It’s a short trip even if you break 100. I mean, if we’re talking about eternity...

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I prefer to think of "Wellness checks" this way: "You come to your Pharma Sales Office for no reason whatsover, and WE get a check!"

That keeps our boat payment in the pink, so to speak.

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Quite true. What a scam.

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The students who went to medical school got straight A's. You don't get straight A's by questioning things; you get straight A's by being good at following directions. When the pharmaceutical industry tries to influence their protocols, the doctors go right along with it.

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Most MD's of the last 30+ yrs! Not all, most though. Medical School is now extremely inclusive. Grades and course requirements have been drastically lowered for minority students of most colors. Learning is rarely from books, it's now what's on the internet... (acceptable govt/ big pHARMa information), err... I mean, indoctrination. They don't learn the complexity of the individual body. It's all about the "average" person... Forget lab values for male and female, it's all one and done garbage... If you ain't woke when you start medical school they'll break you down trying. And I say all of this very humbly... two physicians from this home. One age 70. The other age 34. Huge difference. "We were taught the unique individuality of each patient. The younger docs claim they "know so much more..." They couldn't find their way out of a paper sack if their life depended on it! And forget complex medical problems... it's all about rushing through, while missing the elephant in the room. They're all max vaxed and practicing medicine via the govt controlled narrative that requires no brain power, just an ability to do what they're told via their ipads." It's a train wreck barreling down the tracks...

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I have to say I agree, and I'm married to a doctor!

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I'm right there with you, Natalie, and I'm married to a nurse.

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Fortunately, my husband is also disillusioned, though not to the extent that I am. It's hard to think that so much of what you've learned and espoused in your practice of 35 years has been a lie. Nothing but the pandemic and the "vaccine" disaster could have done that.

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There is a great book that came out a couple of months ago called, The Deep State Encyclopedia, by "reallygraceful". In it, there is a great explanation of how the medical field became the medical industrial complex through the Rockefeller family. They basically changed the model to a for-profit model and they quickly changed everything, beginning with medical school education. This began in the late 30's. Up until that time, traditional healing therapies such as homeopathy, herbs and non-invasive measures were the norm for doctors. Bottom line: the medical industry doesn't make money on healthy, healed people. It is set up to keep customers ---for life.

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Joh Rockefeller’s father was literally a SNAKE OIL SALESMAN! From history.com:

“His father was a con artist and a bigamist.

The tycoon’s father, William Avery Rockefeller, was a traveling snake-oil salesman who posed as a deaf-mute peddler and hawked miracle drugs and herbal remedies. The smooth-talking huckster dubbed “Devil Bill” alternately fathered children—including the future industrialist—with his wife and mistress, the couple’s live-in housekeeper. The itinerant William Rockefeller also lived a double life posing as an eye-and-ear specialist named Dr. William Levingston, and in 1855 he secretly married another woman”

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Yes. It’s also an interesting read to learn about the vilification of cannabis - which was used successfully as medicine until 3 money-making perps - Rockefeller, Anslinger, Hearst turned the public away with their lies and a new racist term for it called “marijuana” and the making of the movie “Reefer Madness.” Such a helpful, God-given herb (when used properly) kicked out of the way so that pharma could profit. Most of us are still brainwashed against it now.

Doctor-prescribed pharmaceuticals kill hundreds of thousands of people yearly, yet no one bats an eye. You would have to consume 1500 pounds of cannabis in one sitting for it to kill you, and it probably still wouldn’t. The biggest side effects: giggling and a sense of calm.

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As a child of the 60s I got a tail end taste of true diagnostician doctors. Those who could try to heal without all our fancy tests. My grandparents doctor who was their age, so he probably studied in the 20s or 30s..no overhead-' his wife was the receptionist and nurse. His office was in his house. I was about 11 and had what seemed to be a bladder infection. He asked if I drank a lot of orange juice. I responded yes, wondering how he knew. He said to stop it and it would go away. Sure enough...

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Love Reallygraceful! She makes so many connections that I would never have picked up on. She does great work.

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True dat!

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And there’s Dr Mercola being so censored and maligned! He was right all along! I do believe there will be many docs who will question the Rockefeller AMA and pharma. I hope those who question go back and learn natural medicine! Frequency and herbs are the future! We are a unique system, not a bunch of specialities!

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My best friend is a doctor. He knows the rot. And is fully on board with trying our own herbs and creating our own tinctures.

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Bless the ones with critical thinking skills. Thank your friend for me. I know I know, random internet stranger. Still... 🙏

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I'll let him know. :)

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Avoid all msm medical, dental, veterinary and other health services if at all possible. You will live longer and be happier.

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Find a biological dentist!

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Oh, I have to have my teeth cleaned every six months without fail!

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I changed toothpaste from commercial fluoride ones to natural non fluoride. Teeth are so clean and lots less tarter build up. Also natural colloidal mouthwash and "chewing oil" a natural oil mixture, once a week, all helps. Gums. Teeth. Everything is better. 👍

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Swishing coconut oil for a few minutes (and spitting it out into the trash after so it doesn’t clog the pipes) has been very helpful for me. It removes stains and has an antibacterial effect so keeps gums healthy.

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I am 100% anti western medicine. Unless I break a bone, I'll pass on the lot of it. I didn't believe in it when I was young and the last 3 years have enshrined my mistrust forever.

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Totally agree. No western medicine for me either besides vitamins. Just eating right and lots of exercise. And blessings.

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With you Laura. Never again. Death is a certainty; what a vax can offer may be much worse.

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A case though can be made for short-term death is a lousy long-term outcome 😏

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Welllllll, depends on your point of view?

On a scale of eternity, every trip here is short. Some just a hair or two than others.

If your scale is length of a human life, I get it and agree.

I’m of the former persuasion. Just me. Likely full o’ 2¢ worth o’ blarney. But willin’ to admit it. Is that Sgt. Schultz I hear?

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